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Yam Madar has already agreed to his terms with Maccabi Tel Aviv, and while the official signing remains delayed over insurance matters, Ofer Yanai published another post today (Tuesday) that stirred fresh debate online.

The owner of Hapoel Tel Aviv shared on Instagram a screenshot of an article from roughly a decade ago concerning Maor Buzaglo and his contract with Maccabi Haifa. The piece noted that the player lacked coverage for a recurring knee injury and that the Greens had inserted a clause stipulating that another injury would void the deal and release the club from salary obligations.

The timing of Yanai's post prompted widespread speculation, especially given that Madar's signing - after he missed an extended period last season with a knee injury - has not been finalized officially.

Madar underwent thorough medical examinations, including on the knee that sidelined him for a lengthy spell last season, and club sources indicate the hold-up stems from bureaucratic issues rather than the medical findings themselves.

Yanai may be suggesting that insurance questions surrounding Madar's knee could be the factor slowing completion of the deal. Whether the guard will officially cross town remains to be seen.